Wera Tools - 7400 series Kraftform Torque screwdrivers, with factory pre-set value (0.1-1.5 Nm) and Rapidaptor quick-release chuck, handle size 89 mm Supplier-CA Cycleworks allowing for easy access in GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: Wera Tools - 7400 series Kraftform Torque screwdrivers, with factory pre-set value (0.1-1.5 Nm) and Rapidaptor quick-release chuck, handle size 89 mm Supplier-CA Cycleworks allowing for easy access in GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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SKU: 36708790616
Price: 90.95 USD
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Wera Tools - 7400 series Kraftform Torque screwdrivers, with factory pre-set value (0.1-1.5 Nm) and Rapidaptor quick-release chuck, handle size 89 mm Supplier-CA Cycleworks allowing for easy access in GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

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Wera Tools 7400 series Kraftform Torque screwdrivers, with factory pre set value (0.1 1.5 Nm) and Rapidaptor quick release chuck, handle size 89 mm Supplier CA Cycleworks allowing for easy access in GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 allowing for easy access in hard to reach areas Paired together they make an ideal matched set with excellent adhesion in both wet and dry conditions Distinct signal when pre set value is reached Wera torque screwdriver

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